Sebastopol is a small Sonoma County city west of Santa Rosa, known for an apple growing history that has given way to a mix of small farms, wineries, artisan businesses, and a walkable downtown of shops, restaurants, and offices.
The commercial base is small and independent, which means decisions are usually made by an owner rather than a facilities department, and the priority is work that goes in once and holds up without a lot of attention afterward.
Buildings are older, often small and wood framed, with uneven floors and additions built at different times. It is common to find two or three different substrates in one building, with different heights at the joints, and transitions that have to be worked out rather than bought off a shelf.
Production and agricultural uses on the edges of town call for different floors than the downtown retail core: washdown tolerance, chemical resistance, and equipment loads instead of appearance and acoustics.
Scope includes carpet tile, luxury vinyl plank and tile, sheet vinyl, rubber, polished concrete, and resinous systems, with full preparation handled in house including grinding, patching, moisture work, and transitions.
If you manage a property in Sebastopol with flooring coming up, we would be glad to walk the space and put together a free estimate.
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